Hi @TfL. I have found this bunch of keys this morning on a Windrush line train to Highbury & Islington. Is there any way you could help me find their owner? Thank you.
"L’exposition rassemble des centaines d’œuvres du groupe des nabis, jeunes artistes aspirant à un art populaire. Gravures, couleurs vives, aplats, lithographies… le parcours retrace la vivacité de ce mouvement." @Telerama sur l'expo "Impressions nabies" : https://t.co/4T22sXXFQT
A roundtable with Punch’s Pocket Book Archive team members - @DrHorrocks, @sonja_lawrenson, @Bethany_Qualls and myself - covering our recent discoveries, lessons learned, and future plans for this burgeoning online archive project.
The Punch’s Pocket Book Archive team warmly invites you to join us for our debut conference:
"We are Amused' Victorian Humour in the Digital Age,"
7-8 November 2024, Caen Normandie U., France, and on Zoom. Registration is free and open, here:
https://t.co/eI2oFDhLOC
Don't forget to join us next Friday, Oct. 11, for our next #RSVPDigEv with @lesliehowsam, who will present a "Challenge to Periodical Studies" through Eliza Orme's leader writing! Same time (8am PT/11am ET/4pm BT/5pm CET), same place (Zoom)! RSVP😉here: https://t.co/T7RgyUMQeh
Just a reminder to join us ✨this✨ Friday for our next "star-studded" book launch of *British Writers, Popular Literature and New Media Innovation, 1820-1845*! Admission is free, but registration is required. Register today! #RSVPDigEv https://t.co/SzWe3EHpJu
Another delightful discovery here at @HoughtonLib: one of the Punch's pocket books came with a volume containing original sketches by Leech, including a drawing of the 1853 opening page. Spot the differences!
The amazing finding of the day is that Harvard's @HoughtonLib holds no fewer than three collections of Punch's Pocket Book, plus many isolated volumes!
New #RSVPDigEv coming Aug. 9! "'Class' Periodicals: Contents, Categories, Publics" is the 1st in a recurring series of panel-style presentations designed to inspire and further conversations we normally only get to have at conference time. Come join us! https://t.co/pUNDN8tmcC
The Punch’s Pocket Book Archive Project is an international collaboration between myself at @Universite_Caen, Clare Horrocks @LJMU and Sonja Lawrenson at @MMU (3/3). Many thanks to @RS4VP from us all!
The Patrick Leary Field Development Grant will enable us to proceed with the digitisation of a collection of 40 pocketbooks, and create an open-access archive. (2/3)
Absolutely delighted and greatly honoured to announce that the Punch’s Pocket Book Archive Project Team has been awarded a generous grant from @RSVP! (1/3)